Case
study of a house in Sydney, Australia.
This house
chart is based on a facing of Wei , 213 degrees South West 1in period
7.
Diagram 18
Garage & Driveway |
Main
Door |
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The family
has lived in this house since it was built in 1988. Before moving in there
were disputes with the builder as they had to store their furniture and
furnishings in the garage because he had not kept to his deadline. Someone
left the water running over the weekend and this spoilt the household
items leading to legal problems.
The business
the man runs has not been successful for the last 9 years. In the West
sector there was steep driveway that leads directly into the garage (3
9 2 ). The front door is in the central palace facing (7 4 7) From the
west sector to the south sector (5 2 9) the house faces high land with
the road hovering just below the roof top. The land at the rear slopes
down.
Diagram 19
Landform for house chart above
The landform
has a dramatic negative impact on the house. With the prosperity star
blocked by the “mountain” of earth we can see the reason behind
their financial struggle. The driveway being steep their car goes through
a daily ritual of backing into the garage in the evening so that the morning
drive up the slope is easier. The garage and driveway actively disturbs
the # 2 bringing forth great disharmony. Notice the combination of 3 and
2 ( Fighting Bull Sha) On the south side the evil mountain star of # 5
( 5 2 9 ) is enhanced by the high ground. The good human fortune/mountain
star of # 8 ( 8 5 6) faces low ground at the rear. The current human fortune
star #7 is supported by high ground. However the T junction the door faces
robs it of support. The road seems like a cascading flow of water onto
the house.
The residents
did not wish to continue a losing battle and eventually sold the house
and moved out in 2000. Predictive Feng Shui is possible when poor landform
brings out the evil tendencies of “evil stars’’ or when
“fortunate stars” are not supported by landform. Fortunate
prosperity star of #7 should not be blocked. If this scenario was found
in any part of the northern hemisphere the same story of misfortune would
result. The star structure comes alive with the environment that surrounds
it no matter on which spot of the globe it is built on. This star structure
is only possible with a reading of house facing a said direction.
Case
Study of a Home on fire.
House faces
Wu South 2, 177 degrees period 6.
August Monthly Star
 S |
Door |
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August
Monthly Star |
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Annual
Star for 2001 |
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4 |
9 |
2 |
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7 |
3 |
5 |
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3 |
5 |
7 |
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6 |
8 |
1 |
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8 |
1 |
6 |
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2 |
4 |
9 |
The
home office with big glass windows is in SE 1 5 2. In 2001 in the
second week of August a carport was built in the SW sector. The annual
Star for SW was # 5 residing in the lounge room where the door is
and in the section where the car port was being built. Evil Annual
Star # 5 was being disturbed in the SW. Note the Annual Star 7 combining
with the Water Star of 2 in the home office. In the NW sector is the
master bedroom 3 9 with another # 9 flown in for the year. In August
Annual #6 has flown into the NW bedroom. In August the monthly star
#2 has flown to the SW combining with the Annual # 5. In September
the Monthly Star for the mastrer bedroom was # 5. A time bomb only
needs a trigger and the trigger happened in October when Monthly Star
#9 flew into the Lounge. A fire coming from a faulty electrical connection
to the Television set started in the Lounge in the SW corner of the
room. The home business was badly affected as predicted by the visiting
Monthly Star #3 combining with the #2.
The case is picked as a study to illustrate the predictive techniques
of Xuan Kong Flying Stars working accurately in the Southern Hemisphere.
The “Southern” school claims Feng Shui as used in the
Northern hemisphere is not applicable here in the Southern hemisphere. |
Combinations
and their meanings
3 9: Eye disease. Fire. Litigation.
2 7: Fire (Early Heaven Fire)
5 2: Bad Luck
6 9: Fire burning Heavenly Gate
Published
with the permission of Ms. Siou-Foon Lee |
